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NewLaw • 10 February 2023 • ByLauren CroftTech impacting ‘every area of business in every sector’

International law firm Clifford Chance has published the second edition of its Guide to Technology Disputes in Asia...

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Big Law • 06 February 2023 • ByLauren CroftRise of ChatGPT means experimentation with legal education needed

As ChatGPT and AI become commonplace within both businesses and universities, these emerging technologies are...

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NewLaw • 02 February 2023 • ByLauren CroftChatGPT not likely to wholly replace lawyers (yet)

After a rumoured $10 billion injection from Microsoft, Open AI and ChatGPT are currently making global headlines....

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Big Law • 14 October 2022 • ByJess FeyderDating apps are being used to facilitate sexual harassment and abuse...

Dating apps are being used to facilitate sexual harassment and abuse and attempted child exploitation at high levels....

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Big Law • 30 September 2022 • ByJess FeyderAI is creeping into courts. How will Australia respond?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being increasingly implemented in court processes around the world, including in...

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Big Law • 28 September 2022 • ByJess FeyderNew laws needed to address facial recognition technology

Facial recognition technology (FRT) is growing exponentially in Australia and around the world, yet our laws do not...

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Big Law • 14 September 2022 • ByJess FeyderLegal regulatory systems haven’t caught up to AI

As the digital economy and the real economy merge, many businesses are beginning to implement AI, leading to the...

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NewLaw • 10 August 2022 • ByLauren Croft‘Action needed now’ to regulate new neurotechnology advances

New “brain-monitoring” tech advances could change the way criminal offenders are tracked, according to a world-first...

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Big Law • 04 February 2022 • ByLauren CroftLCA president: ‘It’s important that justice remains...

Whilst a number of issues in the profession have been exacerbated by COVID-19, what remains important moving forward is...

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NewLaw • 31 January 2022 • ByLauren CroftWhat will the barrister of the future look like?

As we move into a post-pandemic market, barristers should be adapting as much new tech as possible in order to be more...

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